Language Detection API Client for .NET (Official Library)
$ dotnet add package DetectLanguageDetects language of the given text. Returns detected language codes and scores.
Using the .NET Core command-line interface (CLI) tools:
dotnet add package DetectLanguage
Using the NuGet Command Line Interface (CLI):
nuget install DetectLanguage
Using the Package Manager Console:
Install-Package DetectLanguage
From within Visual Studio:
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For a comprehensive list of examples, check out the API documentation.
Before using Detect Language API client you have to setup your personal API key. You can get it for free by signing up at https://detectlanguage.com
using DetectLanguage;
DetectLanguageClient client = new DetectLanguageClient("YOUR API KEY");
DetectResult[] results = await client.DetectAsync("Dolce far niente");
If you need just a language code you can use DetectCodeAsync. It returns first detected language code.
string languageCode = await client.DetectCodeAsync("Dolce far niente");
It is possible to detect language of several texts with one request.
This method is significantly faster than doing one request per text.
To use batch detection just pass multiple texts to BatchDetectAsync method.
string[] texts = {"labas rytas", "good morning"};
DetectResult[][] results = await client.BatchDetectAsync(texts);
AccountStatus accountStatus = await client.GetAccountStatusAsync();
Language[] languages = await client.GetLanguagesAsync();
Detect Language API .NET Client is free software, and may be redistributed under the terms specified in the MIT-LICENSE file.